Motorrad Garage Covers Your Tools & Gear, Telescopes Over Your Ride Too

Written by Tim Krueger Nov 17, 2014 11:05 p.m. ET

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Ever wish you had more space for your growing collection of bikes? Sticking out just 16.9 inches from the wall, the (translated) Motorcycle Garage can hold your gear and tools, then can expand open to cover your entire bike. Designed to cover a motorcycle, it should have no problem covering a few mountain bikes.

The website is written in Deutsch, and does not mention a price, but the graphics and pictures show a lot. Made of aluminum, it can be locked to keep the elements and thieves away from your ride. If you don’t have a garage or access to covered storage, it can be a great option for your stuff and has options for mounting against a building or being free standing.

www.die-motorradgarage.de

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chasejj

9 years ago

Ingenious idea. Perfect for moto or bikes. Very well done. I am sure it is very expensive.

Gunnstein

9 years ago

Not a German, but I speak the lingo. It says it is actively ventilated (fans, I presume) to prevent moisture buildup. The rack for storing tools is an optional extra. It comes in two different sizes, and either in a wall mount or free standing edition.

Interesting, presumably quite good, but also likely to be expensive since it’s made in Germany.

mudrock

9 years ago

I wonder if it’s waterproof. They probabaly don’t worry about it but I have to worry about snow buildup where I live. I have a small patio where I live and I just got a small shed from Lowes. Not folding but I’m not that cramped.

Gunnstein

9 years ago

@mudrock I see no specific claims about waterproofing, other than saying that it protects against the weather. Their location near Münster does get snow (if not every year) and certainly enough rain.